...largest dune system in the UK and a site of international importance for its wildlife and ecology. It’s also an excellent location for military training, with a rich history that...
...especially important for the military community. The military is like a family for many and if that is taken away abruptly, if something happens, then that’s a difficult thing. We’ve...
...of training and we need to keep our training areas safe, not just for our soldiers but for other users and the people and animals that live there. Exercise Range...
...Armed Forces in locations across the globe. In Belize, we’re responsible for maintaining the British Army Training Support Unit Belize (BATSUB) estate, which has recently benefited from a programme of...
...for the newts, while the adjacent mixture of habitats is perfect for foraging and hibernation. Impressive numbers of dragonflies fly over the ponds, which support a vast range of aquatic-invertebrate...
...room, and the history it holds, is cared for by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) as part of our commitment to preserving the history and heritage of our Armed Forces....
...The RM Commando's performance has gone down as one of the most spectacular of all commando exploits during the invasion. D-day for a second time For the 47th Royal Marines...
...volume of rainfall, which makes it susceptible to erosion. For this reason Landmarc, DIO‘s industry partner for the day-to-day management of the Defence training estate, employs a team of Range...
...Air Systems (UAS), for use on the training area. They can be used in a number of ways to help us in our duties to maintain a “Safe Place” for...
...support the NHS and of our people who have willingly put themselves on the ‘front line’. We remain at the forefront of the government’s response to coronavirus for the foreseeable...